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Introduction
Let be an n-dimensional differentiable manifold, on which there are defined a tensor field of type (1,1),
(n-1) contravariant vector fields , (n-1) covariant vector fields , where = 1,2,3, . . ( 1), and a metric
tensor g, satisfying for arbitrary vector fields , , ,
= 1
=1 () ,
(1.1)
= 0,
( ) = 1,
, () = 0,
rank =
g (, ) = g (, ) 1
=1 () (), where () = (, ),
(1.2)
`(, ) ( , ) = `(, ),
Then is called a generalized almost Para-Contact manifold (a generalized almost P-Contact manifold) and the
structure (, , , ) is called generalized almost Para-Contact structure.
Let D be a Riemannian connection on , then we have
(1.3) (a)
1
( `)( , ) + ( `)(, ) + 1
=1 ()( )() + =1 ()( )() = 0
1
(b) ( `)( , ) + ( `)(, ) + 1
=1 ()( )() + =1 ()( )() = 0
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(1.4) (a)
( `) ( , ) + ( `) ( , ) = 0
(b)
( `) ( , ) + ( `)( , ) = 0
A generalized almost P-Contact manifold is called a generalized Para-Sasakian manifold (a generalized P-Sasakian
manifold) if
(1.5) (a)
1
( )() + 1
=1 { ()} + ( , ) =1 ( ) = 0
(b)
1
( `)(, ) + ( , ) 1
=1 { ()} + ( , ) =1 { ()} = 0
(c)
= + 1
=1 ,
This implies
(1.6) (a) ( `)(, ) + `(, ) 1
=1 { ()} = 0
(b) ( `) ( , ) + ( , ) 1
=1 { ()} = 0
1
(c) ( `)(, ) + 1
=1 { ()} ( )( ) + ( , ) =1 { ()} = 0
1
( )() + 1
=1 { ()} + `(, ) =1 ( ) = 0
(b)
1
( `)(, ) + `(, ) 1
=1 { ()} + `(, ) =1 { ()} = 0
(c)
= + 1
=1
This implies
(1.9) (a) ( `)(, ) + ( , ) 1
=1 { ()} = 0
(b) ( `) (, ) + `(, ) 1
=1 { ()} = 0
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(c) ( `)(, ) + 1
=1 ()( )( ) + `(, ) =1 { ()} = 0
(1.11)
`(, , ) (( , ), )
Where
2.
3.
( , ) 1
=1 { ()} = 0
Therefore, A generalized almost P-Co-symplectic manifold is a generalized almost P-Sasakian manifold if
(3.2) (a)
( )( ) = ( , )
(b) ( )( ) () + 1
=1 () = `(, )
(c) = + 1
=1
Barring X, Y, Z in (1.11) and using equations (3.1), (1.4) (a), we see that a generalized almost P-Sasakian manifold
is completely integrable if
(3.3) ( `)( , ) + ( `)( , ) + ( `)( , ) = 0
4.
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(4.1) ( `)(, ) + ( `)(, ) + ( `)(, )
1
1
+ `(, ) 1
=1 {2 ()} + `(, ) =1 {2 ()} + `(, ) =1 {2 ()} = 0
( )( ) = `(, )
(b) ( )( ) () + 1
=1 () = ( , )
(c) 1 = + 1
=1
Barring X, Y, Z in (1.8) and using equations (4.1), (1.4) (a), we see that a generalized almost SP-Sasakian manifold
is completely integrable if
(4.3) ( `)( , ) ( `)( , ) ( `)( , ) = 2( `)( , )
(b) ( , ) = g (, ) + 2 1
=1 () ()
(c) = (d) ( ) = ()
Where is a differentiable function on , then the transformation is said to be generalized D-conformal
transformation. If is a constant, the transformation is known as D-homothetic.
Theorem 5.1 The structure (, , , ) is generalized almost Para-Contact structure.
Proof. Inconsequence of (1.1), (1.2), (5.1) (b) and (5.1) (d), we have
2
(, ) = g (, ) = ( , ) 1
() ()
=1
= ( , ) 1
=1 { ( )}{ ( )}
This implies
(5.2)
(, ) = ( , ) 1
=1 ( ) ( )
Using (1.1), (5.1) (a), (5.1) (c) and (5.1) (d), we obtain
(5.3)
1
= = 1
=1 () = =1 { ( )}
Also
(5.4)
= = 0
(b) `(, , ) (( , ), )
Then we have
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1 1
(5.6) 2 = 2 + [2 1
=1 () (Y) + =1 (Y) (X) =1 ( G) (X) (Y )}
1
+( 1) 1
=1 {( )() + ( )() 2 ((, ))} + ( 1) =1 { ()( ) + ()( )
Consequently
(5.7)
( , ) + (, ) = () g (, ) + g ( , ) + g (, ) +
2
1
() () + 2 ( )() () + 2 ( )()1 () + 2 ( ) () +
=1 {2()
2 ( ) ()}
Also
(5.8)
( , ) + (, ) = g ( , ) + g ((, ), ) + g (, (, ) +
2
g (, ) + 1
( ) () + 2 () ((, )) + 2 ( ) () + 2 ((, )) ()}
=1 {
(5.9)
1) 1
=1 {( )() () + ( )() ()} + ( 1) =1 { ((, )) () + ((, )) ()}
Writing two other equations by cyclic permutation of , , and subtracting the third equation from the sum of the
first two equations and using symmetry of ` in the first two slots, we get
2`(, , ) = 2 1
=1 {() () () + () () () () () ()} + (
(5.10)
1) 1
=1 [ (){( )() + ( )() 2 ((, ))} + (){( )() ( )()} +
(){( )() ( )()}]
This implies
(5.11)
2(, ) = 2 1
=1 [() () + () () ( ) (X) (Y)] + (
1
1) 1
=1 [{( )() + ( )() 2 ((, ))} + ()( ) + ()( ) ()( )(Y)
(Y)(1 )(X)]
Substitution of (5.11) into (5.5) (a) gives (5.6).
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